The Architecture of the Mind-Language
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The Architecture of the Mind-Language explores the relationship between language, the mind, and the brain from a psycholinguistic perspective. This book examines how humans acquire, produce, understand, and process language, accompanied by a discussion of various theories and key phenomena, such as speech errors, tip-of-the-tongue, the mental lexicon, and speech perception.
This comprehensive textbook and course guide explores the intricate relationship between human language and the mind through an interdisciplinary psycholinguistic approach. Integrating theories and methodologies from linguistics, psychology, neuroscience, and cognitive science, the book details the mental processes that enable humans to acquire, comprehend, produce, and represent language in real time.
QRCBN: 62-8550-1948-944
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July 29, 2026
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Copyright (c) 2026 Nargis, Khanaia Audria Titania, An Marshanda Rahayu, Gadis Kamilah Cahyadi, Khesya Almira Gianinna, Zahra Maulidia, Marsha Fathia Jasmine, Afifa Zahara Sugandi, Taufiqul Hakim, Ananda Sasi Kirana, Maely Aisyah Rizqy Lubis, Sintya Ridiyanti, Keyne Cahaya Syaktanani, Marchella Legie Yanti, Hilmah Rahmatul Amalia, Adinda Zahra Hidayat, Suci Indah Sari, Dinda Riska Shafira, Nulia Tria Hasanah, Ummu Athiyah, Zahroh Fatikhatun Aulia, Almas Fauziah Silmi, Nifa Roudotul Zannah, Zahratus Syifa, Ine Hamdiah, Assylla Syafani, Noviyanti, Noor Adzima Madiena, Nisriina Fatih Aulia, Shofia Fithri Mahmudah, Riska Rahmadani (Author)
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62-8550-1948-944
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Nargis, Shafira, D. R., Hasanah, N. T., Athiyah, U., Aulia, Z. F., Silmi, A. F., Zannah, N. R., Syifa, Z., Hamdiah, I., Syafani, A., Noviyanti, Madiena, N. A., Aulia, N. F., Mahmudah, S. F., Sari, S. I., Hidayat, A. Z., Amalia, H. R., Titania, K. A., Rahayu, A. M., … Rahmadani, R. (2026). The Architecture of the Mind-Language. PT. Ghani Press Group. https://e-book.ghanipress.com/index.php/ghanipress/catalog/book/101
